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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1895

Page

7

Luce Bros Best Patent Flour and Grocery Ads

An marked advertisement lists Luce Bros offerings with best patent flour per barrel at 3.65, sugar, feed, meals, tomatoes, buckwheat, maple syrup, tea, butter, and smoked meats under a Strawberry Brand label. Items include 4 pounds sugar, 1 dozen tomatoes, 22 pounds butter, and various groceries.

Luce Bros la Clark & Snower Tobacco

Eloquence and Emotions in City Capital Punishment Debate

A West Side audience heard a lively debate on capital punishment at Jackson Street Baptist Church. The Young People's Society hosted both sides with strong arguments, but no verdict was reached. A duet and flute solo followed, then refreshments. Nearby, a couple quietly prepared to marry in New York today. A funeral at St Patrick's Church recalled Bridget Quinnan of Keyser Avenue.

Jackson Street Baptist Church Young People’s Smvty D C. Hughes Aaa Ruderink George Nicholls Magxie ‘Thomas John Lloyd Ide Lewis Harry Davies Elleridge Dougherty Martha Nicholls Daniel W. Phillips Netthe Lewis David N. Williams Beck Cora Storms James Protheroe Lavina Tomlinson Margaret Price Archbald Street Richard Homas Hampton Street Delaware, Lackawanna and Bridget Quinnan Keyser Avenue St Patrick's Church Jackson Street J. B. Whelan D. A. Dunne John T. Watkins South Lumber Avenue Morgan James Landis Street Kate Schoen Charles Marker North Bromiley Avenue Eifas Washburn Street Sumnervenue Margaret Reynolds Maud Jones Thomas Jones North Sumner Avenue Margaret James Eynon Street Thomas J. James Tor Husbamd

Obituary and local notices from North Main area

The article lists funeral details for Rev. F. P. McNally's sub-deacon and a sermon by Father Whelan praising a deceased woman of admirable church devotion. Floral offerings, burial at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery, and pallbearers named. It also records various local incidents: a woman fracture from a fall, several residents ill or recovering, a divorce, a contractor building on Washburn Street, and numerous local business advertisements.

F. P. McNally Father Whelan Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery Patrick Hogan James W. Nicholls Frank Crane Joseph Jordin

Cobb Will Contest Hearing Over Late Isaac Cobb Will

A probate hearing before Deputy Register of Wills Hopkins tested the validity of Isaac W. Cobb's will. Mrs. Cobb and Clinton Cobb testified that the document reflected the decedent's sound mind and proper execution. The session resumed at 9 o'clock this morning.

Deputy Register of Wills Hopkins Isaac W. Cobb Register of Wills Hopkins Cobb Clinton Cobb

Obituary and town notes from South Side region

Martin T Lavelle longtime South Side resident dies at 90 at 40 Prospect Avenue after moving to Beranton in 1847. Funeral at St Peters cathedral with high mass. Palm Street opening sought by councilman Coyne. Scranton Axle Works suspended orders. Annie Long funeral at 2 pm. Nathan Davis rites held at St Johns.

Martin T. Lavelle South Side Prospect Avenue Mr. Lavelle Beranton O'Malley Spruce Street Lavelle O Malley Martin Moscow John South Slide Poln Middletown St. Peter's Cathedral Dunmore Catholic Palm Street Thomas J. Coyne Twentieth Ward Pittston Cedar Avenues Mr. Coyne Scranton Axle Works Hugh Keilley South Washington North Carolina John A. Kaiser Casey & Kelley's Locust Street George Talny Annie Francis Long Fig Street Yours Women’s Christian Association Nathan Davis Stone Avenue St. Johin's Church E. J. Melley Avoca Catholic Cemetery

Paine's Celery Compound Promoted As Spring Remedy

A persuasive period advertisement urges spring use of Paine's Celery Compound to strengthen nerves, ease rheumatism and sleeplessness, and improve vitality. It claims physicians endorse it in March and April, notes widespread availability, and extols its benefits for aged and overworked individuals.

Paine Mitch

North End Notes highlights a busy town scene

Samuel Evans builds a new home on Leggetta street while residents report minor illnesses and travel. Local events include a Green Ridge social, tea at Welsh Congregational church, and a Druckenmiller family entertainment. Infrastructure updates feature a red ash sidewalk on Market and Sanderson, school No 27 nearing completion, and canal repairs at Delaware and Hudson with boiler replacements.

Samuel Evans Leggetta Street Dimmick Sanderson Avenue William Qeborne Dickson Avenue J. , Fish Main Avenue New York Green Ridge O'Donnell Welsh Congregational Church Market Street John Proud Mr. Masters Taylor Daniel Savage East Market Street John J. Jones Parker Street Columbia Avenue William Richards St. Claire Dianiel Savage Primitive Methodist Mast Market Street N. J. MonManus Holy Hosary Church Cuba Florida North Main Avenue Baptist Church Druckenmiller Dr. Chamberlain Green Ridge Street Sanderson Park Wyoming Avenue Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Dickson von Storch

Myntic Cure Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief

A sham medical claim from a local ad touts Myntic Cure as radically curing rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. It asserts immediate disease disappearance after a single dose and promotes the remedy for sale by Carl Loreng, druggist, Scranton, with vague pricing.

Carl Loreng Scranton Three Rivers Horne Drag BAI Addrona Saleaby Matthews Bros John Okos Rosily Mall Adeert Hin Addon Witlevenekn Hiesonte Temple Chienme Boldin Scranton Washington Spruce

Castoria Slogan Echoes Through Generations

A nostalgic line recalls a mother’s refrain about Castoria as a trusted remedy passed from baby to child to mother. The enduring ad phrasing highlights Castoria's longtime association with ordinary family health routines across generations.

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